Expectations for the rest of the season...

Has it been confirmed Dan Snyder / Bruce Allen force Jay to play RG3?

My biggest issue with the team is the defense. When the defense plays well, we usually win. When the defense gives up 29 to the Vikings, we lose. How do we give us 29 to the Vikings?

RG3 has his issues, but every young QB does.

Based on WillH's brilliant system, here's my breakdown of the remaining games.. What my heart wants (ie. RG3 starts to play lights out, Oline Long/Moses start & do well, Defense starts to show up, PThomas starts/does well, etc).. Completely making up our chance of winning these games:

Game...................Heart..............Brain
Tampa Bay.............90%...............65%
at San Francisco.....50%...............25%
at Indianapolis........50%...............10%
St. Louis.................70%...............40%
at the NY Giants......60%...............20%
Philadelphia.............50%...............10%
Dallas......................70%...............50%


Totalling it up:
Heart - we're going to win about 4-5 of next 7 games, record: 7-9 or 8-8
Brain - we're going to win about 2 out of next 7 games, record: 5-11


Doesn't quite matter since either way we miss the playoffs.. Unfortunately the better we do the lower the draft pick, and it would seem that's what we're playing for now...

Redskins workout 14 players including QB Terrelle Pryor, RB Jeff Demps, and Donte Moss Page

the rest of this season is all about Hankerson taking us to the SB. Anyone says differently, better just leave



:food-smil: to SirLK :)

Woohoo! It's Hanktime, baby!

On a completely unrelated note, I became a huge fan of Sean McVay today. I have no idea why (http://www.redskins.com/news-and-events/article-1/Redskins-Add-Hankerson-To-Active-Roster/14649f21-1a1e-4cab-b162-a24e8e95f092), honest.

Redskins workout 14 players including QB Terrelle Pryor, RB Jeff Demps, and Donte Moss Page

Donte Paige Moss, and I would take Demps and Pryor, if this was Madden

How many of them do you actually expect us to show up to though?

3.2, that is my guess

Based on WillH's brilliant system, here's my breakdown of the remaining games.. What my heart wants (ie. RG3 starts to play lights out, Oline Long/Moses start & do well, Defense starts to show up, PThomas starts/does well, etc).. Completely making up our chance of winning these games:

Game...................Heart..............Brain
Tampa Bay.............90%...............65%
at San Francisco.....50%...............25%
at Indianapolis........50%...............10%
St. Louis.................70%...............40%
at the NY Giants......60%...............20%
Philadelphia.............50%...............10%
Dallas......................70%...............50%


Totalling it up:
Heart - we're going to win about 4-5 of next 7 games, record: 7-9 or 8-8
Brain - we're going to win about 2 out of next 7 games, record: 5-11


Doesn't quite matter since either way we miss the playoffs.. Unfortunately the better we do the lower the draft pick, and it would seem that's what we're playing for now...

Thanks Ethat! It's just the only way I can make sense of my conflicted feelings about this team. It's either that or I acknowledge that the Redskins have me teetering on the edge of multiple personality disorder . . . Who said that? Me. Stop talking.

Redskins workout 14 players including QB Terrelle Pryor, RB Jeff Demps, and Donte Moss Page

Also Lanier Coleman, Mo Hurt, Arrelious Benn, Tony Moeaki and Tim Hightower

It bothers me that Gruden called the collapse of the defense against Minnesota a "collective" failure. That's because when everybody is to blame then supposedly nobody is to blame.

It bothers me even more that he went on to say that "no one coach" is to blame. I read this as an indirect defense of Haslett.

The way I see it, if the whole damn defense can't figure out their assignments, then there is indeed one coach to blame and that coach is the DC. If the defense continues to look clueless and the DC is not replaced, then there will be another coach to blame, the HC.

It bothers me that Gruden called the collapse of the defense against Minnesota a "collective" failure. That's because when everybody is to blame then supposedly nobody is to blame.



It bothers me even more that he went on to say that "no one coach" is to blame. I read this as an indirect defense of Haslett.



The way I see it, if the whole damn defense can't figure out their assignments, then there is indeed one coach to blame and that coach is the DC. If the defense continues to look clueless and the DC is not replaced, then there will be another coach to blame, the HC.


What is he supposed to do throw his DC under the bus? Even if it was primarily his fault they lost the game, you win as a team and you lose as a team. I think everyone in the world knows Haz is on his last leg. Gruden didnt need to say it, nor should he have.